Tom Bilyeu

So if we agree that right now is not that moment of togetherness, that we are in toxic inequality, what do we do?

So I look at the Democrat Party being co-opted by left leaning fascism.

So you've got them headed down the socialism route and then you've got the Republican Party being co-opted by the right leaning conservative flavor of fascism.

And it's like, they're just spiraling away from each other.

They are both soda.

They're just different flavors of soda.

Exactly.

True.

Right.

So we're in that reality.

I will be interested to see by the end of the interview if you I don't think you share my level of paranoia.

So it'll be good to navigate through that.

But what do you see as the way to begin backing out of that?

What I see as really increasingly racing away from each other, getting into civil war territory.

Yeah.

How do we back out of it?

You say that these things are self-correcting, but every self-correcting mechanism has a mechanism.

A mover.

Yeah, cause and effect.

So when I look at this moment right now, the thing that I would just point everybody to is look at the debt to GDP ratio.